Soon it will be that time again. Official China comes to a standstill while its billion-strong population heads home – on the world's largest voluntary migration.
By Marcel Grzanna
European companies continue to relocate business functions to China to cut costs or to be able to adapt to the wishes of local customers. However, according to a report by the EU Chamber of Commerce, they are also increasingly doing so for other reasons.
By Jörn Petring
Drone expert Zhang Daibing has died at the age of 47. The cause is still unclear.
By Emily Kossak
Taiwan accuses the freighter "Shunxing39" of destroying an undersea cable. China and the shipping company have now rejected the accusations.
By Emily Kossak
In order to promote domestic consumption, even more old consumer goods are to be exchanged for new ones, including dishwashers and rice cookers.
By Fabian Peltsch
Is China overtaking the USA in the development of modern fighter jets? Test flights of two new jets are making experts sit up and take notice. But many details remain unclear.
By Jörn Petring
The lifestyle of his home country and the question of how different cultures influence each other are at the heart of Zhang Shengjia's work. In his latest film "Birthday Cakes from China", the artist and filmmaker from Shenzhen examines the history of Chinese birthday cakes.
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The scandals involving generals should not obscure the growing combat capability, warns the Pentagon report on the armament of the People's Republic: China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and the People's Liberation Army is extending its operational radius.
By Andreas Landwehr